Fernando Mol
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You can use PHP.
Send a variable with the link and change any code in your page depending on that variable.
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What a jewel. Is this a new “client” or one that actually gives you real work?
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Sure, you don’t want to change your sequence settings and squeeze your footage on the editing stage. This will require computer resources just to display it, so it’s good to edit it as it is and then change it on export.
I always export to an uncompressed AVI. It’s faster and it doesn’t require the computer resources of renderign/encoding. But that’s because I apply color modifications to the footage. Always give yourself time to test your workflow and keep with the process that works for you.
I hope this helps
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Well, it does have an effect. You are stretching the image, but it’s not visible to the common mortal.
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Bevels use flat fronts. You can experiment with the Edge Offset and Bevel Scale using the bevel “Flare, Straight”. But that will hardly work on irregular fonts, like the Harry Potter one.
It’s a good question, I wonder if someone can come with a better tip.
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The reason is that the DVCPRO-HD codec uses that pixel aspect ratio. Nothing wrong with that. You can edit with that settings and export your final video with that PAR to an uncompressed AVI. Then, use the Media Encoder to change the format to whatever final output you’ll use you should have no problem.
I hope this helps
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Use it manual mode.
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WordPress has their fonts defined in external CSS. If I remember well the file should be called Styles.css
If you are not familiar with CSS you can end messing up the whole site. So I recommend to backup before you play.
I hope this helps
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That’s a way to relate a brand with a bad experience.
I think the reason behind this kind of “sites” is because that behavior can be translated into numbers. A total amount of hits that stayed X time in your site. A proof on paper that the sites has visitors. However, as you mentioned, that doesn’t measures the quality of the experience.
“Don’t be evil” – Google
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I have found myself having crashes sometimes, but problem was solved managing the memory settings in After Effects.
In my opinion, if you’re working in HD having 16G of RAM is not that powerful, so you want to be sure they’re well used.